Whose insurance company do I deal with for my medical expenses?

Hi there, I am Nova Scotia car accident lawyer, John McKiggan. One of the most common questions I get is from people who have been injured in a car accident and they're confused about how they get their expenses paid for things like physical therapy and chiropractic treatment.

If you are the injured driver or passenger in your own car, you make a claim to your own insurance company. If you are a passenger in someone else's car, you will make a claim to the company that insured the car you were in at the time of the accident. If you are a pedestrian or cyclist, you will make a claim to the insurance company that insured the car that hit you. If the car you're in or that hit you is not covered by any insurance, then passengers in another car, pedestrians and cyclists can make a claim to your own insurance company if you own an insured automobile.

If the car that hit you doesn't have insurance, and you don't have car insurance, you can't claim Section B benefits. That's payment for medical and rehabilitation expenses. But, you can still make a claim to facility association for compensation. It's also important to know that you may be entitled to medical expense coverage if you've got personal insurance coverage through a company like Blue Cross, or a group insurance plan through your employer. If you want more information about car accident claims in Nova Scotia, call us for your free copy of Crash Course: The Consumer's Guide To Car Accident Claims In Nova Scotia. It's basically a crash course in everything you need to know if you or a loved one has been hurt in a car accident. The book is for sale on Amazon, but we will send you a copy at no charge if you call us at (902) 423-2050 or go to apmlawyers.com.

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